Sui Dynasty: Mount and Blade

I'm disgusted by this🤮, you're just a disgusting person, how can you surrender and ask the Lord to meet you in the city, and be a living target? After entering the city, Huanqiu did not commit any crime. He directly slaughtered the wealthy households and advertised around them. If you still help Sui Gou to resist, this will be the fate. Who do you think you are? A simple thief who only occupies one county. If you don't kill people to establish your authority, everyone will treat you like a dog. Try first to see if you can kill the dog, and then you will be promoted to a higher position. If it fails, it is the Sui official who dies, and everyone is still a country squire and rich man, throwing a few pieces of rotten meat to the protagonist. The protagonist barks a few times and is satisfied😄. Do you think those scum will be afraid of you? It might as well be a peasant uprising. At least they can break the chain of exploitation in the early stage and let the landlords and tycoons have a taste of what it means to be destroyed in troubled times.

I don't know much about history, but Luo Shixin is said to have high military strength, strong ability to command troops, and loyalty, but he doesn't mess up. Why should he be killed? ? ? Li Erdu has always been obsessed with him. He was directly trained by the little brat selected from the refugees by the protagonist for several months and then directly captured and killed? ? Are top generals so worthless? ? If Luo Shixin killed him so directly, would his brother Qin Shubao also have to be killed? ? Otherwise, he will always hold a grudge and then look for opportunities to play the protagonist? ? ? The war is written like a child's play, with all kinds of hedging being used. What's even more funny is that your new recruit Danzi, who has not seen any blood after training for several months, directly goes against Zhang Xutuo's elite soldiers? ? Did you win? ? ? But that's right, top military general Luo Shixin can be captured and killed by your recruits, and it's normal for Zhang Xutuo's elite soldiers to be tortured by your recruits. . . . What you write like this is as outrageous as going to a mountainous area and selecting four or five skinny minors who don't have enough to eat, teaching them boxing for two months, and then beating Tyson to death directly. . . .

Marrying a wife before the game even started, getting stuck with aristocratic family, and asking the aristocratic family to enter the military system, what is your military belief, just traveling through time, how can you fight in the world if you don't establish your beliefs, you are not Li Yuan, you are a wealthy family, you are a mud-legged person, and you are getting involved with the aristocratic family before you have a firm foothold. Even if you conquer the world, you will still share the world with the aristocratic family like Li Shimin.

You have to write out the differences between you and other anti-kings before you can say that you defeated Zhang Xutuo. You obviously had a lot of mistakes, but you didn't write them out at all. What's the point? If you talk about your bravery as an overlord, it would be reasonable to kill him with a wave of troops. Or you made a fortune selling salt and had no shortage of food and grass. That's fine. What did you do in the end? You said that your enemy-occupied area can produce more grain than the original Qi County. When the enemy's grain and grass are exhausted and they start to withdraw, you go to fight again. What is the difference between that and the initial fight? Luo Shixin's death is a child's play, and Qin Qiong's surrender is even worse. Maps are of no use. You don't have to write them, but you have to use them. At least half of the people gave up on your victory.

Haha, if a modern person travels through ancient times without enough food, warm clothing, and no golden fingers, how many people would think of joining the rebel team? Even if you write that the way to activate the golden finger is to join a certain camp, and the Sui family has a great cause, it is difficult for the protagonist to join as a commoner. When I first heard that there was an anti-thief team nearby, I thought it would be more logical to join and activate the golden finger first. If the protagonist is included in the team, then there is another golden finger. Who gave the protagonist the confidence to live well in the ancient army without the golden finger? Is it your Liang Jingru, the author? It's funny, and what's more, it's obviously a small team led by the protagonist, but after only a few days, someone raises objections, and they have to rely on someone with authority to help suppress them. Is he the protagonist, or are you the protagonist? You can't control a team of nine people. Where did the protagonist get the courage to join the army and fight when he knew there was no golden finger?

Damn, 7 points of strength is stronger than Qin Shubao. If an ordinary person's strength is 5 points, Qin Shubao's strength must be at least 18 points before he can wear heavy armor and wield weapons weighing dozens of kilograms. If there is nothing, you only have 7 points. How is the strength system arranged?

A brief historical and military article that lowers your IQ after reading it

The book is quite good, but I'm not a good book reader. My historical background is too low. It's a pity.

The more I read, the more boring I feel. In Chapter 30, I was ready to clean up the mole, but I didn't find it. Instead, I found a bunch of reasons to find a father from an aristocratic family. Seriously, do you think Liu Xiu's Eastern Han Dynasty master Zhu Yuanzhang could learn from Zhu Yuanzhang? Just kneel down and beg the family to give you the title of emperor 👴 In addition, I really despise the protagonist's mentality of kneeling down and licking famous generals and ministers when he sees them. If you give the golden finger, it means you haven't given it. As expected, it will be cut off immediately.

The author is definitely not as good as Li Shimin, and the ability of the protagonist in the author's novel is definitely not as good. Only with plug-ins do people think it is reasonable to win. Without plug-ins, does the author have the power to describe a protagonist who is stronger than Li Er?